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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18

zines A~ppaIates babur9 febr wsientIi9
uerringert, fobannsaber bgfeitist bic I'm
wenbuus her einfa9en Defining bsn
2infen anbaftenhsn ucbetfinnb, haB fe
ben anfsenomisnen @eseuftanb per3ers
rel, fobaIb &c cine gewife @r6Be bat,
wes5aIb pauoramifde An1@ten, Anfds
ten pom gr5Bereu @ebdubsn fsIten gut
ansfauen. Das goIfcn'i9e 8erfabren
eignet fi9 alto sur Bbotosrapbiruns pom
weiten Ausf@ten, pou tiefeu @eseH:
ftdnben, ME 05fe, Rafdinen, suu1aI
wenn ma an Steqe Der @laspIatten bic
neueu YapierpIatten 9biebaut's psrwsns
bet, NIT beuen man ben 6intersrunb ter
&ammer tn @eitaIt zines ggIinberabs
f@uittes belest. AIer6inss bietst bic
Ybotosrapbie o6ne Obiettiu wiebsrnm
ben Rd9theiI, bag bic aufnabme Idn:
ger bouert INIT BrnmseIatiupIatten 80
= 40 Setunben bel Sonuenf9ein) ;
bon bat bies bei ben IebIoien @egenfdus
ben, um bic es fd bauptid9Ii9 bons
belt, ni9ts IN bebeuteu. Stereoifopis
f4e Auf@ten e~r,ieIt man mad beufeIben
8erfabren bur9 ancrbnunsen 3ueier
Stfnunsen tn Der 8orberwan6 Der
&ommer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18

unr betipteIsweife SOC. 600 Dollars ais
bic b5@ffe Sumu,e feff, bic iberbaipt
Ssmanb bur9 Grbfdaft pou elmer Oeer
me6reren perfouen erIGngeu bdrfe, uno
erldatert bic Sbee zines netien grbre@ts
an folaenbem Beiipiel: augeuommeu,
bic 6tnterlaHenfaoft betrdst 81, Ooo, 900
unb bic grben befebeu i'm erlten @rnoe
aus einem Rtnbe, i'm awetten Grade aus
brei Bribern un6 i'm britteu @rabe aus
sebn onbereu SerIoneu, 10 fon bag 6tnh
$500, 600, ieber Der bret Sriher $780,
900 unb iebe Der aebu an6eren Perfonen
$50 900 erben. anifatt bag aIio bag
&inb uerberbIi3 reid ser1a9t wtro.
wirhen auf bieie Beife pier Beriouen etr
f96nss 8srm6sen erbeu uub 3ebn anoers
genus, uut f9 3u einem ti@ttgen An;
fang 3u perbeIfen. Sen teberf9uB be,
grbI9aft fdat, i'm Sale ale Seruanhtt
befriebigt finb, an ben Staat, ME &c
iest i9on eef9iebt. i'm Sale iberbanpt
teiue Grben ba ffnb unb tetn Eeffament
uorIieat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18
Mertfo ipteper fpantid.

Die bsheren merifanii9en 3eitungsn
Hagen bariber, baB man baieIbft, unb
Defenders aud in Der 6uuptftabt, wtes
Der INNER mebr fpanii9 werbe, b. 3.
immer mebr wieber foIde fpanif9e @es
uobnbeiten unb 8ersniisunseu annebme,
BITE bur9uus ni3t au ben beifen 9es
b6ren.
Inter foIden Ser9niigunaen 1T nas
mentIi3 aud bas Stier9efedt, weI9ss
ldngere Belt in Werito perboten NAT,
aber iest bur9 einen b~eienbereu gons
sreBbei9luB fosar tm B~unbssbsbirfe
Dieber seftattet lit. Bie fdneu man
pom bieier @rIaubniB 9ebrau9 madt,
erbeut aus foIsenbeu Mittbeilungea
hes beutf9en 8Iattes tn Der 9aupts
ftabt:
rDas @eies, pel6es bic Stiergefs9te
i'm 8un6esbe3irte pteber erIaubt, bate
bic unmitteIbare Solse, bag bereits gu
btefem Suede in Der ,goIonia be los
Arquitectos", benz 8ettIeraIpI se9en.
iber, elm ampbitbeater i'm Ban be9rif.
fen 1T, bos, ME mar fast, $1,000 Ber'
Ionen fallen wir6, unb teGen 5eritsls
Iungstofen $40, 900 betragen werben.
Cine anbere vYln,a be tOros~ wirb in
rSan 2u3aro~ uub nod cine anbere um
r9aieo be la Reforma~ e,rt4tet werben.
Der beribmte ipanif@e Stiertdmpfer
WaGantint, weI9er ben &uf bat, bic
Stiere auf cine sisene tunifpoue art
t6btsn gu t%6nnen, 1T ni6t, ME man
anfanss beridtete, fur bic 9auptffabt.
lonberu fir Bueblo unb unter ber auss
briitli@en BeOinsuns ansefelt, bag er
an feinem anberen Srt fein auSers
orbeutIi9es Talent, bic 70 nasIi9su
Stiere aus Der 8elt gu f5afen, aug.
itben barf. Gs werben iebo9 groBe @r.
trababn3ise mad BuebIo etnseri9tet,
Inn es ben 0uuptfdbtlern ~ erm6ss
Ii6en, biefen beribmten Rinftler 3u bes
wunbern. Wer wtrb nun nod baran
3wetFeIu. baB WerttO in Der @uItur fort'
i9reitet2A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18
Cine Grbi1attSftemer.

bis NIT Der 66be Der 6interIafenf9aft
fortudbreub sunebmeu un6 BITE Wiutos
nen : @rbi9afteu sewifermoBen confss
eiren miBte. 1T f9on oft tn 8orf9Ias
sebra9t uorbeu. Die Sutnoiisr Suriffen
aber woHen gang brett bos Mab bes
8erm6sens bei9rdnfen weI9es Semanb
erbeu BARI. Gin gomite bes Abpofatens
ueretns, weI9es nit Der Beri4terfats
tuus h6er BITE Grase beauftrost wurbe,
trttt entf9ieben fir bic 8eI9rdntuns bes
grbI9afts< unb Eeffal entsre9tes elm.
Die Sninoifer Suriten baben 19 NIT
Der 6rase u erff im Auaemeinen be-
i@dftigt unb nod teine beftmmten 8ors
i9ldse m Besus onf bas duBerfe Ma6
6efeu, mas pers unb seerbt werben
barfe, 9emn9t. Der gomiteberi9t ieSi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18

Sn Routnra Nib elmer Der S0bne
bes betonnten Hew 9orter 8autier Ses
tisman, Weitbefser Der @re9crYs@ rube,
tn Der Ndbe pom @ist, pom fsinsn Arbeis
tern aIs @eiBeI f~eftgebaIten, INN bic Bes
sobInns 6es felt Spet ROnaten ridfdns
6igen 3obnes Su e~r1winsen. Die arbeis
ter berebuen f@ rubi9 unb orbentIt6
unb eeftatteten ben ibrisen Beamten Der
@eeui@aft, BITE fe onfdnsIi1 aud fun
geian9en ertIdrt batten, nod SeIena 3u
reiien, UNI @eI6 aufjutretben. Oer
tunse SeliSmann ma serabe NIT ieiner
tansen frau aus New Dort suradse.
tebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18

f@were Strafe Berwabrung einIeesn,
bn feline BefurtbeiInng nur bas @ert
bes 6ahes fei, weIden bic Angeb6risen
ieinsr erfeu 6rnu sesm i'm besten.
Der Ri@ter f@nitt Tim is6o@ bas @ort
ab NIT benz Beuaerten, bag ibm EN- ms
parteiil@sr Bro5eB su GbeiI seworbsn
unb pole 9ere9tisteit piberfabren fei.
vStr RoserS btobte, a6a6 &c ff@ IN Der
StrafanfaIt su Eo6e bunsern werbe.
Do@ wtrb man nobI bort ieinsn sppeiit
Al weden perffeheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18
IaIanD4

@barIetOu, Su., IL. 6sb. Ser
8erfsueuaus Der Eolebo, CT. 2ors d
Raufas @ttp : Babn, wsI9sr sefferu
Aben6 Z ubr 10 Wfnutsn bier fdlig
mar, sertetb BET Sander aus ben S9ies
men unb Der 8erfpnenwageu, in weI@eur
f9 nter &eiieube befauben, ftitste, f@.
hretmal iberf6Ioacnb, bic 80 SUB bObe
86i9un9 binob. Die 8eruneIidten
wurben omar nod nm 2eben, ober mebr
O6er minber libel 3usertdtct, barin pOrS
s~efnnben.
Cincinnati, IL. 6ebr. Die Orts
idaft louisville tn Ohio Uurbe Sreitdg
WOrgen pom eiuem ~Ortanarttsen Sturme
betmSeiu9t, weI6er Z @Obnbduler benz
grbboben 9Iet9ma9te unb msbrere n
bere @eb6uIi9teiten, barunter bic tatbos
Iif9e Rir9e libel 5uridtete. Der S6as
ben wirb auf loo, 00O Dollars an9es
f@Iaseu.
Detroit, Is. Sebr. Qpons, Elm
Oorf pom 1900 bis 1900 ginwobnern i'm
County Sonia in Ri9isdu, bsfinhst ft4
felt einisen Susen in 6oIse hes Aus&
tretens be5 9ran6 Riusr, on weIhem
Der DIT eete9en lit, in duSstlter Rotb.
Sn SoIse siner @isffauung baieIbft Fat
Der 6IuB fein 8ett uerlaGtn unb brGufe
nun 6ur9 bic StraBen 6es Do,fes, bic
@~runbfeffen Der 6duier unterwibIenn
unb Aues, mas Ibm ni9t Al utbers
ffeben ueru1aa, NIT Ii@ fortreisenb.
Gina 3wan5tg 9ebdu6e inb bereits
baDonsei9wemmt worbeu uub ebenfO
ptele fnb Don ibrer 9runbfaee perriidt.
GisInousn unb i9weres GreibhnII haben
bic 8orherfeiten pom mebreren Rnnfs
Idbeu p%oufdnbis bemoItrt. Die Bride
lift gum Ebeil pom ihren 9runhpfeiIern
aeboben un6 auf ben @isf9oueu has
poneetriebsn. Au9 bic SabriteR baben
Gdwerert S9aben eeIttten. 2)os Wofs
fer fteist rmuier b6ber un6 hrObt ben
Or u~o1Hfdu6is 3u perni6ten. Oers
feIbe 1T iest pom ie6sm Sertetr nit Der
AuBenweIt absef@Iofen unb unter ben
GinwObnern berrfdt bic er6eie @Otb.
Oas Wafer itebt 4 6aB bod in ben
StruSeu uu6 ersieBt ii9 bur9 bic Sdu'
fer. Die Str6muns lit 10 bcftig, boB
IeIbff mitteIt Ribnfn elm gerte6r ni6t
m6aIi9 III. Sine 6amiIie wor aeifern
A6enS i'm Swsitsn StodDert ibres
9aufes einstf9Iofen, weI9es ieben
9tusenbIid pOu Der 5luib NIT fOrtses
rifIen werben fUnnte.
Rew gort, IA. Teb. qie betrefs
fenben Senmtrn Der 6nrIem:, Rew
0ort gitp & Rortberns un6 9ennfpIs
Uania 8 @ifenbabnseieuT9oft ftnb anses
uteien worbeu, pom ben wi5renb 6es
Stretts nnsenommenen Arbeitern tstnen
;u entIaFen, an befsn 9eiffunesfdbisteit
ni9ts ausssiest werben Tonne.
9tttsbur9 IA. 6ebr. Bon ben
5000 6obIen9rdberu au RononsobelG,
weI9e ansaeffanbsn woreu, baben 4, 900
bic Arbeit uit6sr ouFeenommen. aIu9
im 4. POOI 1T iest Der Strsit gu Gtibe.
2pons, Wli9 IA. 5sbruer Der
giswan, weI9er ben Qauf he's 6Iufes
bemmt, 1T 4 Bis 90 SUB bod, unb Der
SIu6 ersie6t fi9 nod INNER bur6 bic
RGtnffra6e. Das Waher tt felt ssftern
nm 4 8ou sefausn, rei9t nber ben barin
uirtbf9aftenben 2euten, bic nit benz
Bergen non @aoren befaBt fnb, big an
bic Bruf. 6sute 1T felt Mittwo4 bic
erffe Boif bier einsetrOHeu. Sn ben
@cbnbduIeru, mite tn ben auf1dben III
a0es nit Sis bebe6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-18

ginen l16nen Bsarif pom Der
Bafbtnstouer @eienf9aft muB Der
9ineff9e @eianbte erbalten baben. or
CAB am Abenb bes IS. Sanunr 3u gbreu
hes 9inefi9en Hsuia5rs cine @sIeus
i9aft, su weI9er er etna 400 ginIabun>
gen ausgei9tdt bate, un6 3war beifimmt
IN bic ~einseIabenen Yerionen seri9tste
@inIabungen. Statt Der uierbunbert,
auf weI9e er i4 eineeri9tet bate,
eri9ienen aber fiufSebnhun6ert. An
Der Ebire entffanb ein f6rmIi9er Rampf
UNI ben gtnIoB, In ben 9eIenf6nfts:
3immeru war es 10 se6rdnat uou, boB
es gang unn6sIi9 mar, gu ~tanien; es
wdbrte Stunben, ebe bic Oanien bic
@arberobeu errei9en tonnten, unb uitIe
uerIoren TN @s6rdnee tofbGre Spisen
unb S9mu6, Don Gbsetrsteneu S9Isps
pen gar ni9t 3u reben. SSn ben @efeus
f9~aFts3inmern wnrben cine Wenge
tbeurer 9tnefi9sr @esenfdnbe tertrims
inert unb - seffObIen. t1nb nm Der
Sa9e bic Krone ouf3ufeSen, ergriF cine
ho@elegnnte Ban6s pom 6erren unb
Damen BefS pom SpeiieiaaI, Der etwa
200 Bcrfonen fast, unb blieb bort ems
fab fsen, bis Aues o~bserduunt mar,
suu furGtbdren asrser uatiirIi& Der
uebrisen, UeI9e, obue pom ben DELTA.
tefen bes bimmIif9eu Rei9es sefofet 3u
baben, mad 9anie seben mn6teH.
@oob.fo6. ST., 9. Sebr. sluf
benz IN Der Ndbe bier perunsIifteu Suge
baben fi9, Der neueffeu Bere@auns gus
foIse, 73 Reifenoe unb IL Be6tenfete,
TIM @an3en aIfo IS BeriOnen befun6eu.
Oduou limb 80 umgetOmuen, SO ucrs
wunbet uorbeu, IL wetter sercif uub 5
mad 9aufe 3uri6setebrt.
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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25

ening Russia's position on the Bos-
porus A criticism Of the StaNda,d is
quoted above, and other Tory journals
make similar outspoken reference to
the situation and call on the Govern
ment to concentrate its efforts on the
retention Of the Suez Canal delta.
The same despatch gives the follow
ing as the facts Of the situation: Sir
Henry Drummond Wolfe, Special Com
missioner to Turkey, has failed to
bring about a friendly understanding
on the Egyptian question. The Sultan
declined positively to commit himself
in any way until Salisbury consented
to give satisfactory assurances as to the
date Of the British withdrawal from
Egypt Salisbury's reply on this point
was not considered satisfactory by the
Sultan's advisers. Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolfe was then instructed to
notify the Sultan that England had
reached the limit of concession and
had no further assurances to give, and
unless the proposals laid before his I'm
perial Majesty be agreed to by the
signatory Powers, the subyention would
he Withdrawn.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED STATES.
A substitute Retaliation RlII.

The Subcommittee Of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, consist
ing Of Messrs. Belmont, Clements and
Rice, on February I4th presented its
report on the retaliatoy bill. A sub
stitute bill is recommended for the
Senate bill and the Belmont bill. 1t
provides that when the President is
satisfied that American vessels are de-
MED treaty rights or reasonable priv.
leges he may by proclamation prohibit
the entry into American ports of yes
sells owned.wholly or in part by British
subjects, or arriving from Canada or
Newfoundland Except when in dis
tress). He may forbid the importation
OF any goods, wares or merchandise
from Canada or Newfoundland, or any
locomotive, car or other vehicle. A
violation OF this provision is made
punishable by fine and imprisor-
ment. One section Of the bill autho :
yes the creation Of commission to
take testimony with respect to damages
inflicted upon American citizens and
American vessels. The substitute bill
was debated at length, but no action
was taken.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Transient Visitors.

Among the passengers in transit for
the Colonies by the MarIposa were
Rev. d. v. Lucas, Of Montreal, late
Secretary Of the Dominion Alliance for
the Suppression Of the Liquor Traffic,
and Rev Joseph Armand and wife,
returning missionaries to the New
Hebndcs from furlough Of two years
IN their native country Of Nova Scotia.
Mr.. Lucas, while attending the Colo
NAL exhibition in London last year,
spoke before meeting Of the United
Kingdom Alliance, attracting the atten-
ton Of some Victorian temperance
workers so favorably that he has been
engaged to lecture on Prohibition in
Victoria. During his stay here he was
the guest Of Mr.. Livingstone, oil
Spreckels' Bank, who showed him
round the city and environs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Armand we're introduced by a
fellow-countryman to Rev. DR.. Hyde,
who drove them to many Of the promi-
nent institutions of Honolulu, and on
returning to the steamer they express
ed their surprised delight at what they
had seen. They have spent twelve
years in the New Hebrides mission
and look good for yet many years o
their selfsacrifcing labor Of love fol
humanity.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPE.
Attitude Of Russia.

Russia is understood to have entered
objections to England publishing the
Bulgarian Blue Book on the ground
that the publication Of some Of the des-
patches in the present stage of negotia-
tions is premature.
A late London cablegram says Not
withstanding the all-prevalent desipe to
believe in the maintenance Of peace in
Europe, Russian securities are weak
and low The immense preparations
Of Russia by land and sea certainly
lend an air Of probability to the suppo.
sition that the Cars Government is in
grim earnest and making ready not
merely to occupy Bulgaria, but to seize
Constantinople.
The German Ambassador to Russia
recently sounded the Gar as to
whether he would remain neutral in
the event Of war between Germany and
France, and the Car refused to make
any engagement respecting the matter.
The London Standard, organ Of a
group Of Lord Salisbury's colleagues,
describes the British Government as
drifting into danger without definite
aims, whereas Turkey, France and
Russia are united on the one vital issue
Of driving England out Of Egypt
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
The Great Strike Ended.

The Executive Board of District
Assembly az, New York, on the night
of February nth declared the great
strike at an end. Should there be any
discrimination by any corporation the
fight would be continued. An officer
of Union 30 unhesitatingly confessed
that more than half Of their 2,4oo mem
bers declared their intention Of resum.
ing work, providing the managers OF
the companies would allow them.
The brewers refused to obey the or
der of Assembly 49 and would not
strike.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Italians Massaered BY AbyssinIans.

General Gene, the Italian COM
mander at Massowah, has reported as
follows; Boretti's command at Saati,
on January a5th, at II a. M, saw the
heights occupied by thousand Abys-
sinians, who disappeared on the firing
of some shells. Boretti sent out a
party under Lieutenant Como, who
surprised and engaged the enemy, The
latter advanced intrepidly on all sides
to within three hundred yards Of the
Italian positions and there was des-
perate fighting until S o'clock, when
the enemy retreated Boretti applied
for re-inforcements, and column
under Colonel De Cristoforts was sent
The column was delayed by difficulties
in transportation. De Cristoforts asked
for more men and guns, and while the
latter re-inforcements were on the way
it was learned that DE Cristofort's col
umn were massacred after forming a
square and defending themselves to
the last man and cartridge. The relief
party found the bodies lying in the
order in which they fought the enemy.
Before retiring, many Of the corpses
were mutilated by the AbysslnianS.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25

An Ottawa despatch to a Chicago
paper says that the announcement from
England that the Princess Louise is
seeking divorce from the Marquis OF
Lorne caused very little surprise at the
Dominion capital among those who
were in any way familiar with theft
domestic relations during the time that
Lord Lorne was Governor General OF
Canada 1t is stated that should a
suit for divorce be pressed to an issue
several important witnesses will be
summoned from Ottawa to give evi-
dence.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Austria Preparing.

The staff Of the Steyer rifle factory
in Austria has been quadrupled and
work has been given to other factories,
Repeating rifles cannot be supplied to
the whole army until the end of May.
The Austrian delegations will meet
March Ist, when the Government will
ask credit OF 100000 forms TO
complete military supplies; also an ex-
ira credit, not exceeding the former,
which will be only utilized if the pollti-
cal situation continues threatening,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
bananas.

Sailing vessels are bringing bananas
from Honolulu to this port in good
order, the freight being 37H cents a
bunch, while steamers are charging 10
cents bunch and often cooking them.
When il is taken into consideration
that the steamers come up in from
seven to eight days, while the sailing
vessels passage is from sixteen to
thirty days, it seems at least strange. -
S. r. Chronicle.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
SUPREME COURT.
AT CHAMBERS.

Thursday February a4th, before
Judge Preston. Vim Quon VS.. A. ].
Cartwright, garnishce, postponed from
January 9th. Argued and submitted.
c. W. Ashford for plaintiff, w. A. Kin
ney for defendant.
Before Judge McCully. A. L. II.
Swift vs. H. II. and N. d. Garstrn.
Continued from yesterday for argu-
ment Argued and decision reserved
until Monday next at 2 p. m. w. r.
Castle for PLAINTIFF +. M. Hatch for
defendant.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
A Canadian Bound for the North Pole,

A Winnipeg special Of February IA
says: Alexander Macarthur, a gentle
man who has made special study of
Arctic exploration and who has been IN
communication with the Smithsonian
Institution, to-day started for Selkirk
with one companion and 1900 pounds
of supplies, his destination being the
North pole. From York factory he will
travel by dog train. He has secured
assistance from American newspapers
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-25
Germany and France.

Prince Bismarck has secured a ma
jority in the Reichstag for his seven
years army bill, for which a letter from
the Pope is given the credit. While
the Pope's letter has broken the back
Of the Opposition in Germany, it has
also produced considerable friction
between Germany and Italy. A strong
Italian party objects to a German ALT
ance, and wishes Italy's hands free Of
all entanglements, direct or indirect,
that may prejudice Italian interests in
the direction Of Austria. This party is
making use of the Pope's letter in a
fierce attack on the general foreign
policy of the country
The North German Gazefse talks Of
the Pope's motives being misappre-
hended, saying that His Holiness adj
vocates the septennate because it tends
to uphold peace and authority, which
are Of equally vital importance for
Catholicism and the State, and which
Herr Windthorst, under mask OF an
ardent son Of the church, long ago
opposed. They misrepresent the Holy
See, who attribute to il diplomatic mo.
tives. The Pope desires the preserva-
ton Of Germany because it is conduc-
i've to peace.
The same paper invokes shame on
the opponents of Bismarcks policy
designed as it claims to ensure peace
by contrasting with their conduct the
patriotic attitude Of the French Cham
Der OF Deputies and the French pres:
toward the credits General Boulangel
considers necessary to augment the
defensive strength Of the French army
The news of Prince Bismarck's sue
cess caused unwonted firmness on the
French Bourse.
The total German force within wha
is considered striking distance OF the
frontier, approaches Ioo, 900 men, an
the French forces, similarly situated OF
the other side, are slightly heavier.
Many German patrols have beer
stationed on the French frontier for th'
purpose, it is supposed, of anesting de
serters, whose numbers have rapidly in
creased since rumors of war became
common. The French Government
has issued an order directing that /
any patrols should by accident ent
France, only formal notice should b.
taken Of such violation Of territory, .h'
matter to be aferward made the sub
ject of diplomatic protest.
In reply to an enquiry in the Prus
sian Landtag, as to whether war wa
probable, Bismarck said; "You know
quite as much as | do. We live in |
state Of peace; but look at the French
preparations, at the building of bar
racks, the position Of General Boul
LANCER, the constant -outcry Of thu
French Patriotic League during six
teen years, then consider what we have
to fear from France"
The Paris papers publish details o
the movements Of German troops il
Alsace, vouching for the accuracy o
their statements.
A fort erected at Cummersdorf Ger
many, an exact replica of FrencI
frontier forts, was destroyed in forty
eight hours by new explosives.